Special Feature Requirements Anaysis in Clinical Research Information Processing —A Case Study

Groner,; Hopwood,; Palley,; Sibley,

doi:10.1109/mc.1979.1658902

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“…Users are more comfortable reacting to a prototype than reading a "boring" [GS81,GHPS79,Kie91] abstract written specification. No sources indicate that software produced via rapid prototyping was more difficult to use.…”

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Reported effects of rapid prototyping on industrial software quality

Gordon

Bieman

1993

Software Qual J

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Empirical data is required to determine the effect of rapid prototyping on software quality. We examine 34 published and unpublished case studies of the use of rapid prototyping in "real world" software development. We identify common observations, unique events, and opinions. We develop guidelines to help software developers use rapid prototyping to maximize product quality and avoid common pitfalls.

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confidence: 99%